US EditionPolice raid Spanish soccer federation, Rubiales’ residence in probe of Saudi Arabia super cup deal
- Six suspects were arrested in Spain after a probe into corruption in sports, including former president Luis Rubiales' home.
- Rubiales faces investigation for corruption and improper management activities, like relocating the Spanish Super Cup to Saudi Arabia.
- Authorities raided multiple locations, including the Spanish FA offices, searching for documents and expecting a total of seven arrests.
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Cueto, el asesor jurídico de Rubiales, declara ante la jueza por los contratos de RFEF
Madrid, 22 mar (EFE).- El hasta este miércoles asesor jurídico externo de la Real Federación Española de Fútbol (RFEF), Tomás González Cueto, es uno de los detenidos esta semana por la Guardia Civil que comparece este viernes ante la jueza que investiga contratos presuntamente irregulares durante la etapa de Luis Rubiales como presidente.La titular del Juzgado número 4 de Majadahonda (Madrid) tiene previsto interrogar a dos de los siete arrestad…
Fugitive Catalan chief Puigdemont pledges he will return to Spain if he can be restored to power
ADDS SECOND SENTENCE. FILE - Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont speaks at a press conference in Alghero, Sardinia, Italy, Oct. 4, 2021. Puigdemont says that he will return to Spain for the first time since leading a failed 2017 breakaway bid if he has a viable chance to be restored as regional president following upcoming elections. Puigdemont is still a wanted man in Spain and hoping that a contentious amnesty bill that was crafted by Spains left…
The former president of the Spanish Football Association is under increasing pressure following a raid. Alleged crimes include corruption and money laundering.
Former president of the Spanish Football Federation, Luis Rubiales, is threatened with arrest as soon as he returns to his homeland from a foreign stay. Background are investigations for allegedly irregular contracts that were concluded during the five-year presidency of Rubiales at the national association (RFEF). So far, however, there is no arrest warrant against the 46-year-old. His attorney informed that her client will return to the Domini…
The former president of the Spanish football federation, Luís Rubiales, is threatened with arrest once he returns home from a stay abroad.
The defence of the former president of the Real Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) Luis Rubiales has informed Judge Delia Rodrigo that he plans to return to Spain on the next 6 April; however, he has assured that he is "at the full and complete disposal" of the Judge and that he could "return earlier on that date if so deemed necessary and if required for that purpose".This is also stated in a letter, which Europa Press has had access to, in whi…
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